Sigh. I feel this but her “what keeps me up at night” really rubs me the wrong way as someone who has been trying to get into science and health research but am not from a wealthy or even moderate income background. I am all but barred out. She wants bright scientists then open the gates to them. So far it’s a bunch of walls and tape unless you live in your parent’s house and have no bills.

There’s http://neocities.org/ annnnd http://spacehey.com/!

I’m not enjoying it anymore at all

!Remindme in 2 years.

Shocked the butt polyp spez allows this and hasn’t rigged it

… =(((

Yep. Which is when I came here. =)

I guess it’s an issue in the US as well. Never thought about it.

I feel that. I got 1/3rd through it and was wondering how the hell he managed to write so much with so little.

I prefer quick bullet points, though!

The article discusses the recent disruption in the generative AI industry caused by DeepSeek, a Chinese AI company. Here are the key points:

1. DeepSeek has introduced AI models that are competitive with OpenAI’s but significantly more efficient and cheaper to run.

2. This development challenges the prevailing narrative that AI models must be expensive and require massive infrastructure investments.

3. DeepSeek’s models are open-source and can be run locally on modest hardware, unlike OpenAI’s closed and resource-intensive models.

4. The company’s V3 model is competitive with OpenAI’s GPT-4 and Anthropic’s Claude, while being 53 times cheaper to run.

5. DeepSeek’s R1 model competes with OpenAI’s reasoning model (o1) at a fraction of the cost.

6. The company has also released an image generation model that reportedly outperforms StableDiffusion and DALL-E 3.

7. DeepSeek’s approach has raised questions about the massive investments made by tech giants in AI infrastructure.

8. There are concerns about DeepSeek’s funding sources and potential Chinese state involvement, though these remain speculative.

9. The article suggests that OpenAI and Anthropic may have been less incentivized to pursue efficiency due to their abundant funding and lack of profitability pressure.

10. This development could potentially reshape the AI industry, challenging the dominance of well-funded Western tech companies.

Literally. Al lhe said was China made an LLM with less. The end.

Yea, I tried DDG using Claude and was also extremely disappointed. On the other hand, I love my actual Claude account. It’s only given me shit one time, weirdly when I was asking about how to hack my own laptop. The most uncensored AI I have played with is Amazon’s Perplexity. Weirdly enough.

I’d like one gold order, please.

The most corporate shit I’m sure they’ve read in a while.

Bing’s Copilot and DuckDuckGos ChatGPT are the same way with Israel’s genocide.

Has Russia been killing families? I didn’t think they would sink that low like Israel.

Yea, that and the shit I saw on how to train kids in ballet with adults standing with almost full weight on their hips to “limber them up”. It’s a different culture all together.

I joined but I am not a TT refugee. I joined because I was extremely curious how the CCP was going to deal with this given how… uh how (fill in the blank) US Tiktok users are. Also because I’ve been to China and saw how weird the authoritarian arm is there so this new wave of social media users is really interesting to me. I joined because I’m a nosey b.

I am playing and forever willbe playing Hello Kitty Dream Village. It’s a shitty gacha game but I love it. I alos play Torn but I really don’t like it. I’m literally just signing in and collecting points. I don’t like that it’s centered around violence and drugs. No, I’m not mormon. I do belong to the Church of Mr. Rogers. ;P